Tabcorp punts on IT outsourcing
Ben Woodhead
Gaming and wagering operator Tabcorp has revealed more than $100 million of computer and communications outsourcing contracts it awarded to Electronic Data Systems and Telstra earlier this year. more ›
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Ben Woodhead
There used to be a bit of leg work involved in snooping on someone's house. And if you were caught in the act, it was considered rather gauche. more ›
Roadworks - mobility roundtable
Edited by Paul Smith
Mobile devices let staff operate remotely but create big cost and technology-compatibility challenges. This MIS round table, sponsored by Motorola, gives CIOs a chance to share views and suggest solutions. more ›
Canon FS11 and HF10 video cameras
Jan Birkeland
Here, we look at two of Canon's new super-compact, flash memory-based video cameras. more ›
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Tabcorp punts on IT outsourcing
08:45AM | The Australian Financial ReviewGaming and wagering operator Tabcorp has revealed more than $100 million of computer and communications outsourcing contracts it awarded to Electronic Data Systems and Telstra earlier this year...
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